Joe Biden's campaign strategy in 2024 is really puzzling.

He has not been running to the middle.

He has not been trying to unite the country.

Joe Biden's campaign strategy is apparently now completely banking on people believing

that Joe Biden is a sympathetic elderly man who cares about people like you.

It's a weird strategy.

But you have to understand why Joe Biden is employing it. And to understand

that, you have to understand the changing nature of the way that Americans view the candidates in this

election and the way that the American people view the two political parties. So basically,

when it comes to presidential elections since 2008, there basically been three types of elections.

There have been unity elections,

elections where the referendum was really about unity. Are we going to come together as a country?

What's the kind of person who can unify us? Revolution elections, where let's overturn what has

previously been and let's completely revamp the system and cares about me elections. Elections in which

it is the level of how much compassion the candidate supposedly has for you that is going to

decide the election. So as examples of these three types, unity elections would be like 2008.

So Barack Obama campaigns as, I am the great uniform. I'm not black, not white,

no red America, there's no blue America, there's just America. That was a unity election.

We would all come together. We would end our racial conflagrations by electing a half-black

president who in his very personage embodied the American dream.

That was the 2008 election.

And then weirdly enough, that was also the 2020 election.

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